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Washington announces the killing of ISIS's global operations leader in Iraq.

A citizen was killed and his two daughters were injured in an armed attack targeting their home in Al-Sahoul, north of Ibb.

Tihama Movement: The day of liberation from the Houthi militia is "soon," and we will not give up our right to an independent region with full powers.

Taiz: Nearly 400 measles cases since the beginning of this year

194 illegal African immigrants arrested off the coast of Shabwa

Two people were injured by bullets fired by Houthi leaders in Ibb Governorate.

Hadhramaut: Army forces thwart drug smuggling attempt to Saudi Arabia via Al-Wadiah border crossing

Washington announces the killing of ISIS's global operations leader in Iraq.
A citizen was killed and his two daughters were injured in an armed attack targeting their home in Al-Sahoul, north of Ibb.
Tihama Movement: The day of liberation from the Houthi militia is "soon," and we will not give up our right to an independent region with full powers.
Taiz: Nearly 400 measles cases since the beginning of this year
194 illegal African immigrants arrested off the coast of Shabwa
Two people were injured by bullets fired by Houthi leaders in Ibb Governorate.
Hadhramaut: Army forces thwart drug smuggling attempt to Saudi Arabia via Al-Wadiah border crossing

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Opinions | 10 Mar, 2025

A fair Syria is the best home for its components

Fear visits you as you follow what is happening in Syria from Beirut. Trying to turn back the clock is extremely dangerous. The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime was a shocking surprise that took his allies and opponents by surprise.

Opinions | 17 Feb, 2025

American Fog...and the Iranian Year

There is a feeling in the American house that the country is at a major turning point. And that Donald Trump will not be satisfied with changing some of the furniture in the house, but dreams of changing its features in politics, economics and administration. Elon Musk’s partnership in the new administration has painfully doubled the talk of dismissals, resignations and streamlining the government machine.

Opinions | 4 Feb, 2025

Saudi law and appointment

Since the moment he succeeded in overthrowing the Assad regime, Sharaa has acted as one who is aware of the new balance of power in the region, and also aware of the actual interests of the new Syria that he hopes will take shape.

Opinions | 31 Dec, 2024

Men, turns and fingerprints

The powerful leave their mark on the lives of their countries and peoples. And there are many types of mark. Some require entire eras of effort to heal the wounds of their victims. History is not a neutral repository for the mark of the powerful. It welcomes those who come to its tunnels and then rises to retry them. It leaves an exceptional balcony for those who led their people on the path of progress, justice, and bridge-building.

Opinions | 23 Dec, 2024

Jumblatt, Sharia and the wounds of the two lions

For half a century, presidencies and leaderships were made on the Beirut-Damascus road, and the Damascene factory produced ministers, deputies and generals. The prestige of the presidential palace, the Serail and the parliament in Lebanon was eroded, and the Syrian officer residing in Anjar took control of the lost republic and the relations between the components. Walid Jumblatt's story is different. The family's leadership is four centuries old and it is difficult for it not to be stubborn.

Opinions | 17 Dec, 2024

The view of Sharia... and the cups of poison

The scene was either grand or terrible. Ahmad al-Sharaa in the courtyard of the Umayyad Mosque and Bashar al-Assad inaugurated his retirement in Russian exile. The excitement was compounded by the fact that al-Sharaa was no unknown man. The world had known him before by his nickname, Abu Muhammad al-Julani.

Opinions | 11 Nov, 2024

Trump's Timing and the Mission to Stop the Killing

Since the announcement of the results of the US presidential election, the world has been living on the time of a man named Donald Trump. We have never witnessed such a scene before. The world did not hold its breath when Russia handed over the keys to the Kremlin at the beginning of the century to a mysterious man who came from the corridors of the KGB named Vladimir Putin, nor when Xi Jinping was crowned emperor on the throne of Mao Zedong’s country.

Opinions | 28 Oct, 2024

Hochstein races against the days and the mines

Amos Hochstein, the US envoy to Lebanon, is racing against time. The world is only a few days away from the US presidential election. And as America waits for the name of the master of the White House to appear, the world waits with it.

Opinions | 21 Oct, 2024

A major war awaits the "Great Satan"

It is clear that the Middle East is holding its breath. It is promised more terrible days. The interconnectedness of the firestorms threatens to turn into a hurricane. It has never experienced a war with multiple maps like this. A war that overflows the borders of its theaters and in the absence of any international policeman.

Opinions | 30 Sep, 2024

Which party, which Lebanon, which Iran?

The scenes coming from Lebanon are painful. Frightening and horrifying. Corpses lying under the rubble and houses burned or abandoned. A million displaced people. A record number in the country's history. Some are sleeping on the ground in the heart of the capital and others are sleeping in their cars because they cannot find a roof. Deadly metallic creatures are sweeping the entire map. Carrying the smell of death to all sides, along with the smell of anxiety and panic.